Netlabel Spheredelic has released a tribute to Edgar Froese of Tangerine Dream as a free download (Creative Commons License 3.0 Germany-BY-NC-ND). The music “reflects Edgar Froese´s work in various facets, partly continuing the tradition of Tangerine Dream, partly seeking new ways. This way Edgar Froese remains alive in the collective musical memory.”
The Vinyl Factory – an independent British company that specializes in limited editions releases – has announced an upcoming vinyl EP by Jean-Michel Jarre & Edgar Froese of Tangerine Dream. Jarre collaborated with Tangerine Dream founder Froese (who died earlier this year) to create the track Zero Gravity. Jarre plans to release a new studio album, later this year, which… Read More New EP Features Collaboration Between Jean-Michel Jarre & Edgar Froese (Tangerine Dream)
Seminal German synth group Tangerine Dream will live on, after the death of founder Edgar Froese, say the surviving band members. The group will also be working again with Peter Baumann, who was part of Tangerine Dream from 1971-77, as part of the much-loved Baumann, Franke & Froese period. The group made the announcement in the… Read More Tangerine Dream Lives; Band Plans To Continue After Death Of Founder Edgar Froese
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a live performance, by Martin Ley & David Liney, of the Edgar Froese solo track, Stuntman.
Edgar Froese – the creative soul of the influential electronic group Tangerine Dream for the last 48 years – died in January. Now Froese’s son, Jerome Froese – who was part of the group for more than 15 years – has announced that Tangerine Dream is dead, too. In a statement on his Facebook page,… Read More Tangerine Dream Is Dead; Long Live Tangerine Dream
The latest episode of the Progtopia podcast is a farewell to Edgar Froese (6 June 1944-20 January 2015). In this episode, Progtopia host Mark Ashby shares his thoughts on Froese’s passing, plays some highlights from Froese’s career; and talks with electronic musician Ian Boddy and journalists John Diliberto, Anil Prasad, and Cliff Pearson, all of whom had a… Read More A Farewell To Edgar Froese
Tangerine Dream – Montreal 1977 (TT Vol. 18) was uploaded by: Richard John
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Edgar Froese – the creative soul of the electronic group Tangerine Dream for the last 48 years – has died.
The original Skoog is a MIDI controller that looks like a big squishy toy. It was designed to be accessible and bring physical modeling synthesis, sampling and MIDI to users that may not be able to use a standard controller. Now Skoog Music has announced the Skoog 2.0, above, a new version that’s designed to be more… Read More Skoog 2 – An Accessible Wireless MIDI Controller
The London Concert was uploaded by: Edgar Rothermich
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